WATCH: Nicolas Jarry's son adorably interrupts his on-court interview at Chile Open as toddler attempts to 'eat the mic'

Nicolas Jarry clinched the 2023 Chile Open title after overcoming Argentinian Tomas Etcheverry on Monday, March 6. However, it was his toddler who stole the show with his antics during the Chilean's winning speech.

The home favorite lost the first-set tie-breaker. While he led the second set 4-1, his opponent broke back, taking the set to a tie-break. Jarry won the second set, giving the 27-year-old a chance to get back in the game. He used the opportunity well and closed the match 6-7, 7-6, 6-2.

In the on-court interview, the former World No. 38 held his son Juan Jarry in his arms while the interviewer asked him how much his experience helped him through a tough match since this was his fourth ATP final. Before Jarry could answer, his son grabbed the mic and tried to put it in his mouth.

The baby boy's playfulness elicited a laugh from both the interviewer and the title winner. Jarry smiled lovingly at his son before turning his attention back to the interviewer.

This is the Chilean's second title win since the Bastad Open in 2019. The win also means he now earns the World No. 52 spot.

Nicolas Jarry celebrates his Chile Open 2023 title win

Nicolas Jarry at the 2022 US Open

Nicolas Jarry overcame fourth seed Diego Schwartzman, Juan Pablo Varillas, Yannick Hanfmann and Jaume Munar before locking horns with Tomas Etcheverry in the final of the 2023 Chile Open.

The Chilean crowd celebrated their home champion's win with a loud cheer and a standing ovation. Jarry hugged his opponent at the net before waving his arms, gesturing towards the crowd to go louder while punching the air.

After the match, he reflected that the second-set tie-break of the match was a turning point for him.

"I think [Tomas] went down a little bit in the third set. I tried to push with all my heart here," Jarry said. "He played an unbelievable tournament, an unbelievable two sets. I managed to win the second tie-break, which I knew was very important emotionally."

Jarry also expressed his enthusiasm at the title win and stated that it had been an 'amazing' experience.

"It's really unbelievable. I can't believe that I'm champion in this historic tournament of my family," he added. "It means a lot to me, especially for the two weeks in a row. It's been very tough and I managed to keep on going this week. It's been amazing."

Before Nicolas Jarry, Cristian Garin was the last Chilean to have won the title on home soil in 2021.